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我国的药品尚未有处方药和非处方药之分,但区分是势在必行。现将日本大众药工业协会最近调查得到的欧美三国的药事流通实况摘录如下,供参考。一、分类英国将药品分为处方药(POM)和非处方药(OFC)。处方药一般不能做广告宣传;非处方药又分为在药店销售的药(P)和一般销售药(GSL)。在药店销售的药品,全部在药剂师监督下销售,不能陈列出让消费者挑选,可以向公众做广告进行宣传。1984年,英国在药品施行令中规定:“不用药剂师也可销售的药品”为GSL,它在任一店铺或自动售货店都能销售,在零售店以自选方式出售。限于经多年使用、安全有保证的成分。和P相比,它包装
Drugs in our country do not yet have the distinction between prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs, but the distinction is imperative. The current survey of the pharmacy circulation in the three countries in Europe, the United States, and the People’s Republic of China that was recently investigated by the Japan Pharmaceutical Industry Association is extracted as follows. I. Classification The United Kingdom divides medicines into prescription drugs (POM) and over-the-counter drugs (OFC). Prescription drugs are generally not advertised; over-the-counter drugs are divided into pharmacies (P) and general sales (GSL). Drugs sold at pharmacies are all sold under the supervision of pharmacists. They cannot be displayed for consumers to choose. They can advertise to the public. In 1984, the United Kingdom stipulated in the Drug Enforcement Order: “Pharmaceuticals that can be sold without pharmacists” are GSL, which can be sold in any store or vending shop and sold at retail stores on their own choice. Limited to ingredients that have been used for many years and that are guaranteed to be safe. Compared with P, it wraps